The Press., 1887-09-01
-The. published report that the Orcutt-

\ The published report that the Qrcutt ! vile mill was stopped to await improve
 ment in the market is mistake. Int mill is stopped out of kindness to MT T Wing, who desires the water kept bach while he puts in new bank wall on tht l north side of the cove. It is, probable that \ 1t will start again, however, as soon as nee essary repairs to the dye-house are com 1pleted
 -J. A. Medbery advertises to sell his household goods at private sale before re- I moval from town.
 Hon. M. w. Pember of Hartford was in town last Friday, visiting his uncle, Elisha Pember, who is in feeble health.
 Rockville is agitating the building of a boulevard around Lake Snipsic seven miles, just what The Press has several times suggested as the proper thing to do around Crystal Lake, except that the lat ter being of more regular shape, distance and cast would be less In course of time both of these beautiful lakes will be thus en- circled. It is said that owners ofreal estate about Crystal Lake have got their ideas well up as to value of land there. They can retard improvements by being too grasping. Better be liberal at the outset and every improvement will increase value of property in its vicinity, and it is hardly likely that more than a fraction of the lake shore will ever be occupied by cottages. It is very easy to kill an incipient boom. The Press would like to ask of those who have had experience ifa family boarding house would pay at the lake, built simply, for summer use, also if a small steamer wouldn't be success there, considering the fact that the pleasantest cottage sites are on one side of the lake and the best bathing beaches on the other. A boarding hotel, a steamer and row of bath houses would liven mp that region.
 Tuesday evenings the new band stand is put to the use for which it is built The music sounds well on the neighboring heights, but does not get down into Main st. very heavily.
 A. Needham started for the. west, for another lot of horses on Monday.
 Rev. MT. Buckley and wife are settled down to housekeeping in the Fairfield house on East Main-st.
 A. K. Morse is getting out stone for the new Highland Terrace bank wall.
 MT. Wing, superintendent of the Flynt Construction Company, has derrick in position to put in new we'll laid granite wall on the north side of the cove, along the railroad company's front. The i'm provement will be great one to the looks of the premises. The new wall will, for most of the distance, be it's width-four feet-outside of the present crumbling wall. | Regular meeting of the w. R. c. Fri i day evening, Sept 2d.
 There were no delegates from Stafford | to the Catholic T. A. Societies convention | at Norwich this week. There are earnest | Catholic temperance workers in town, but | the Temple of Honor has largely absorbed | them, and the local o. T. A. Society is not now in existence.
 -"The- Rector's Messenger" the new quarterly issued by Rector Buckley of Grace church, was issued yesterday. It is full of local parish and general church news, and topics of interest to all who may see it, but especially so to the people of the parish.
 Borough schools begin next Monday and it is essential to the best interests of both pupils and school, that every one be on. hand.
 PROBATE COURT, CHAMBERLAIN, JUDGE.
 | been appointed appraisers on estate of Isabella Hayes; Eliza A. Cummings is ad- on the estate of Hiram Howe :; Marcia A. West executrix on estate of Daniel F. Fairman Oliver M. Angell (Union) administrator estate of Samantha Angells R. s. Hicks executor estate of Carlos Prouty.
 BOROUGH COURT. RIsLEY, JUDGE.
 
 sient, was brought before Judge Risley. charged with an assault of the worst char acter upon Mrs. Matilda Pergy. The al- leged crime was committed on the circus grounds last Friday during the afternoon performance. Evidence was submitted r for the state, the defence reserving it's tes- timony, and the accused was bound over for trial before the superior court.
 STAFFORD HOLLOW.
 Mrs. J. P. Hyde, Mrs. James Marble are visiting friends in Stafford, making their headquarters at MT. James Risley's. There will be preaching in the Uni Versalist church next Sunday morning by 5he pastor, Rev. J. F. Simmons. Subject --"Walking in the Light"
 The Universalist Sunday school had IS picnic at Crystal Lake to-day.
 HYDEvmLE.
 School will commence next Monday. Mrs. Emily Willis and her son return d from Vermont last Saturday.
 Mrs. Andrew Ledoyt and her two children are visiting friends in South Gov 'ntry. :~
 WELLINGTON. .
 (COrrespondence.) The school in Dist. Mo- ' will con- { hence next Monday.
 Rev. w. 0. Newell will preach at Moose Meadow next Sabbath. Let there ,e full congregation. z Preaching at Potter school house next Sunday at 103 a. m., and at p. m., also ] # p. m., at the house of F. F. Durham, y Eld. D. 0. Dudley of Wallingford. The Misses Georgia and Hattie Leon. I'd of Cambridgeport, Mass, are visiting l heir aunts, Mrs. Rhoda Ormsby and Mrs. $ Iura Hull. [ A groundless rumor went the rounds ast week that a woman, Mrs. Joslyn, S T